Women displaced by attacks of Turkish occupation , its gangs , her child needs for treatment urgently.

The Arabic citizen whose name is Najah al-Sheikh fled again from her home in Afrin after she had been displaced three years ago. She could not treat her child, who had to undergo surgery two months earlier. Because of occupay Afrin city by Turkish occupation army  .

Women displaced by attacks of Turkish occupation , its gangs , her child needs for treatment urgently.
Women displaced by attacks of Turkish occupation , its gangs , her child needs for treatment urgently.
Women displaced by attacks of Turkish occupation , its gangs , her child needs for treatment urgently.
11 May, 2018   07:44

BASIL RASHID –HANAN /AL-SHAHBA

 Afrin city nicknamed olive land was safe shelter for more people fleeing of brutal practice of Islamic State 's gangs (IS) and Turkey 's gangs . However, the attacks of the Turkish occupation army and its mercenaries on Afrin on 20 January ,removed the safety from Afrin.

Arabic citizen Najah al-Sheikh from Umm al-Qaramil village belonging to Tel –al Daman disrict located in south-east of Aleppo, has fled to Afrin canton 3 years ago to escape from Islamic state 's gangs (IS) those who occupied her village.

Najah is 41years , whose family consists of 7 people, including a child with special needs, confirmed that the Turkish occupation army and its mercenaries did not leave a safe shelter for them.

Najah also noted that her son, Othman, suffers from a muscle spasm, and that a hand operation must be performed to attach her tendons.

It should have been two months before Osman's operation, but the attacks and bombing of the Turkish occupation army on Afrin prevented this.

Najah said that when they were in Afrin, the medicines were available and they were treating their son Osman at Afrin Hospital. "Now, my son was in critical condition and two months ago we did not provide the necessary medicine because of the lack of necessary medicines."

And finally confirmed the success they are living on the assistance provided by communes .

(T/S)

ANHA